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This Is My Love Do You Like Her? sheet music

This page gathers three short scores listed under the title “This Is My Love, Do You Like Her?” No composer is credited for these versions; they appear under the artist name “Misc tunes.” Each score begins in 6/8, though the openings differ in key signature and note count, so the versions are worth comparing before you choose one.

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Comparing the available versions

The three scores share the same title and a 6/8 opening, but they are not identical. One opens with one sharp and is marked as E minor; another opens with one sharp without a named key; the third opens with two sharps. Note counts also differ—134, 136 and 154—while the listed durations are all about 24 seconds. Use the opening key and the overall note count to decide which version suits your range or reading preference.

What 6/8 means for the player

A 6/8 time signature groups six eighth-note pulses into two main beats per bar. That compound-duple feel usually gives the music a lilting, forward-moving pulse rather than a simple one-two-three-four count. Even at a short duration, the grouping affects where accents fall and how the phrases breathe.

What the listings do not establish

The scores do not credit a composer, lyricist or named arranger, and they do not specify instrumentation. The title may suggest a song, but no lyrics or vocal line are confirmed here. Treat the listed keys, note counts and durations as details of individual scores rather than as a definitive edition or a complete picture of the piece’s history.

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Common questions

Who composed “This Is My Love, Do You Like Her?”

No composer is credited in the scores listed for “This Is My Love, Do You Like Her?” The artist name shown for these versions is “Misc tunes,” so the available information does not identify an author.

What time signature does “This Is My Love, Do You Like Her?” use?

All three scores listed for “This Is My Love, Do You Like Her?” begin in 6/8 time. That meter groups six eighth-note pulses into two main beats per bar, giving the music a compound-duple feel.

What keys are the available scores in?

The listed scores open with either one sharp or two sharps. One version is explicitly marked as E minor with one sharp; another uses one sharp without a named key; the third opens with two sharps. Check the opening of the score you select before choosing.

How do the versions of “This Is My Love, Do You Like Her?” differ?

The three scores differ in opening key signature and note count: 134, 136 and 154 notes. Each is listed with a duration of about 24 seconds. These details describe individual scores and can help you compare them, but they do not establish a definitive version.

Is an instrument specified for “This Is My Love, Do You Like Her?”

The score listings do not name instruments for “This Is My Love, Do You Like Her?” Check the individual score before choosing a version for your instrument or ensemble.